auth-patterns

Implement JWT authentication with refresh tokens and RBAC for web backends.

25|10|Updated Apr 1, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/neuron-one/GODMODE --skill auth-patterns-neuron-one
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Skill: auth-patterns
Source: https://github.com/neuron-one/GODMODE/tree/main/skills/security/auth-patterns
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/neuron-one/GODMODE --skill auth-patterns-neuron-one

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Implementing robust, standardized authentication can be error-prone and time-consuming; this skill provides tested patterns for token-based auth, multi-factor-ready flows, and access control to reduce risk and accelerate development.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • JWT with short-lived access tokens and refresh tokens
  • OAuth 2.0 compatibility and secure delegated access
  • RBAC-based authorization and safe session management
  • Secure storage, rotation of credentials, and auditing support
  • Use Case: Build a web API with user login, role-based access control, and token renewal

Quick Start

Implement a JWT-based login flow with refresh token rotation and RBAC checks to secure API access.

Frequently Asked Questions about auth-patterns

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I implement JWT with refresh tokens for a web API?

OAuth 2.0 provides secure delegated access by letting clients obtain scoped tokens without handling raw credentials. It pairs with JWT-based authentication to support third-party login flows and safe multi-factor-ready access control in backend services.

What is the best way to enforce RBAC authorization in a backend?

RBAC enforces access control by assigning users to roles and checking permissions on protected resources. JWT claims carry role information so backend middleware can validate access before processing requests, keeping authorization logic centralized and consistent.

How does OAuth 2.0 work with JWT-based session management?

OAuth 2.0 provides secure delegated access by letting clients obtain scoped tokens without handling raw credentials. It pairs with JWT-based authentication to support third-party login flows and safe multi-factor-ready access control in backend services.

Can I use JWT authentication for both web and mobile backends?

Short-lived access tokens paired with refresh tokens handle session lifecycle, and secure storage plus credential rotation protects against token theft.

Why do I need refresh token rotation in my login flow?

Refresh token rotation issues a new refresh token on each renewal and invalidates the old one, limiting replay attacks. Combined with short-lived JWT access tokens, it maintains secure session continuity while reducing the window of credential exposure.